Suzuki introduced this 250cc utility ATV for the 1987 model year as part of the QuadRunner family, giving riders a compact but work-focused machine positioned below the larger four-wheel-drive utility models. Through its run, it was sold as a straightforward two-wheel-drive recreational/utility quad rather than a high-performance sport model, and it built its reputation on simplicity, low-end usability, and a layout suited to farm, trail, and general-purpose riding. The nameplate appeared in Suzuki’s U.S. ATV lineup for the late 1980s and early 1990s, with model-year updates carried through 1995. After that point, Suzuki moved the 250cc utility ATV concept forward under the Ozark nameplate instead of continuing the QuadRunner 250 badge. Enthusiasts often remember it as one of Suzuki’s early mainstream utility quads, bridging the company’s early QuadRunner era and the later Ozark/KingQuad lineage.
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